Hulk #13

Un Cómic Más

Shocking penultimate chapter of the Hulk Planet story arc. Art Ryan achieves sequences of an immense scale, full of group fights and a lot of terror, with an organic tone and very detailed at the same time.

Marvel Heroes Library

Ye cats, this is a violent one! Titan within Bruce’s psyche breaks out and destroys Hulk Planet in a series of huge panels serving as nightmare fuel for Hulk fans. Oddly, Hulk is seen only in the flashbacks; his current whereabouts are not revealed. The whole issue is a terrifying adrenaline rush and there’s one more part to go for this story arc. I shudder to think….

Weird Science Marvel Comics

Hulk #13 takes a big step forward in the story by answering lingering questions left too long on the back burner, questions that made the series feel like it was treading water. The reveals are intriguing, and the art is excellent. If Ottley can keep this up, the arc will conclude a lot stronger than it started.

ComicBook.com

It's a shame this Hulk arc is coming to an end, because it's become a very strange and unique take on one of Marvel's most storied characters. It's a massive sci-fi actioner while also diving deep into the wells of body horror and autonomy. The book sometimes loses its story in its visuals, but there's never a point where it isn't exciting.

The Comicbook Dispatch

Hulk #13 is the penultimate issue of this series and it really delivers on just what a monster Titan is. Ryan Ottley and the rest of the creative team really bring Titan to life, and while his design is a little lacking, that doesn’t take away from the threat he is. The sheer destruction and death he brings to Monolith and her people is exceeded by what else he doest to them. And on top of that, the comic manages to deepen the reveals of the true villains behind all of this, though it is a little last-minute. Hopefully all of the reveals make better sense in the next issue.